Narcotics Anonymous
Anonymous Addicts Association
An institution that is public, spontaneous, and non-profit, founded in 1953 by individuals who once struggled with addiction to help and rescue addicts from addiction. This association operates in 143 countries around the world, including Muslim countries, holds 72,215 meetings each week in more than 82 different languages, and has over 2 million members in recovery.
Interaction with a part of the service structure
Our Relationship with a Higher Power
Just for Today: I will remember that the source of my courage and willingness is my relationship with my Higher Power
Courage
Just for Today: I have a Higher Power who cares for me, no matter what. Knowing that, I will strive to have an attitude of courage today
Living in the Now
Just for Today: I am grateful for the principles of recovery and the new reality they’ve given me
Attitudes
Just for Today: Throughout the day, I will check my attitude. I will apply the steps to improve it
Living in The Present
Just for Today: I don’t have to be controlled by my past. I will live this new day as the new person I am becoming
The Path to Self-Acceptance
Just for Today: I will walk the path to self-acceptance. I will show up, tell the truth, and work the steps
Principles Before Personalities
Just for Today: I will listen to my conscience and do what’s right. My focus will be on principles, not on people’s personalities
Responsibility
Just for Today: Using the spiritual tools I’ve gained in recovery, I am willing and able to make responsible choices
